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install 7zip with all the file associations

I've found an MST file that is working better

http://adriank.org/how-to-deploy-7-zip-9-20/

Thanks to adrian k too.


MSIEXEC.EXE /I 7z920.msi TRANSFORMS=7-Zip_Customizations.mst /norestart /qb!




-THE OLD POST-
I've wasted a bit of time trying to do something as clean as possible to add auomatically, silent mode, the file associations with 7zip.

Thanks to  Oleg L. ( http://sourceforge.net/u/oleg-l/ ) on sourceforge
http://sourceforge.net/p/sevenzip/discussion/45797/thread/8f5d0d78


Download the original file
narod.ru/disk/62283578001.d937a549c78792c33caf4e0d5a92002e/assoc.mst.html

command line
msiexec /qr /i <path_to_msi>\\7z920.msi TRANSFORMS=<path_to_mst>\\assoc.mst

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